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From the first lap to the final flag, Race Mate keeps you updated on the current F1 standings so you’ll always know where your favourite drivers and teams stand in the championship.
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Pre-season testing is the most over-interpreted dataset in Formula 1. It’s the first time we see new cars run meaningful mileage, and it’s natural to anchor on what looks measurable: the lap time. But a championship isn’t awarded for the fastest Thursday in February—it’s awarded for accumulating points across a season full of reliability swings, upgrades, track-specific strengths, and inevitable randomness.
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A lot of F1 debate gets stuck on a false choice: peak pace (who can win on raw speed) versus consistency (who can bank points when the weekend isn’t perfect). A good season simulator doesn’t “pick a side”—it simply turns both ideas into distributions, runs them across a calendar, and lets the points system do the scoring. When you do that, the pattern is stubborn: drivers who finish near their expected position most weeks often outperform drivers who spike higher but also fall off a cliff more often. If you want to understand why (and how to model it without pretending to predict the future), start by stress-testing driver profiles in the Drivers tool.
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Clean air is one of the easiest ideas in F1 to describe—and one of the hardest to model responsibly. Everyone understands that a car is faster when it isn’t tucked behind another car, but the size of that benefit depends on the track, the car’s aero sensitivity, tyre compounds, temperatures, and the driver’s style. This is exactly why a calculator mindset matters: if you want to use simulations to make smarter calls (race strategy, championship scenarios, or “who benefits most from pole?”), you need to translate “clean air” into assumptions you can vary, not a single magical number.m
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